systemd replaces several components you would typically find as core components (multiple packages) which everything in a distro is built and depend upon, init-scripts being no exception.
Or at least it does if you present the criticism that systemd is too big.
Make up your mind: either systemd is not such a big monolith or it does in fact make sense to compare it to a minimal Linux distro.
systemd replaces several components you would typically find as core components (multiple packages) which everything in a distro is built and depend upon, init-scripts being no exception.
Or at least it does if you present the criticism that systemd is too big.
Make up your mind: either systemd is not such a big monolith or it does in fact make sense to compare it to a minimal Linux distro.
You can’t have it both ways.